Logical Fallacies: The Ultimate Guide to Dealing with Bad Arguments

by Warren Ericson

Have you ever found yourself in an argument that you know you could have won but didn’t because you couldn't find a way to poke a hole in their reasoning? Maybe you instead delivered an argument you thought was sound, only to have your opposition demonstrate flaws in your reasoning. Logical The Ultimate Guide to Dealing with Bad Arguments is the resource you need to improve your debate skills. This book will provide an extensive list of common logical fallacies along with an explanation of the flaws in their reasoning. If you want to master your skills in argument, this book will prove to be an invaluable resource to help you reach your goal. Learn the proper structure of a logical argument, as well as how this applies to logical fallacies, to understand the reason the logic is flawed. Once the reader understands the principles of argument, we can move on to practical examples. This book will demonstrate over 75 logical fallacies, providing you with many different opportunities to apply this knowledge. After reading the explanations and examples for each fallacy, you will feel confident in your ability to recognize and counter these common flawed arguments. By understanding these logical fallacies, you will be able to speak with greater confidence in your own reasoning and be ready to counter the flawed reasoning of your opponent. With this book as your guide, we will discuss the

130 pages, Paperback

Published April 25, 2018

Reviews

[P.S. Haholongan · Rating 4 out of 5]

The strength of this book lies in its comprehensive approach. It covers a wide range of logical fallacies, from ad hominem attacks to strawman arguments, with clarity and precision. Each fallacy is meticulously dissected, providing readers with a thorough understanding of its structure, purpose, and real-world examples. This detailed analysis is immensely helpful for recognizing these fallacies in everyday discourse.